i'm john thomas. this is your, my vision, and welcome to the magic that is the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry, onto we're speaking with suzy till epsky, who initiated a case that the supreme court of the united states ended up deciding that allowed americans to sue states that receive medicare and medicaid when their rights are being violated. suzy, it's good to have you with us. thanks for staying. thank you very much. before we get to the media coverage, i wanted to ask you a question. as, as an attorney, i haven't gone through the details of your case. it seems very clear to me that you were right and the other side was, was wrong. the state of indiana to abide in ministration the, the defendants, americans have a constitutional right to a redress of grievances. we have civil rights, human rights, civil liberties, at least were supposed to. were you surprised at the big guns that came out in opposition to your suit? you mentioned a moment ago about 21 state attorneys general. it

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i'm john thomas. this is in my vision. and welcome to the magic. that is the russian states. never as one of the most sense community invest. ingles also set up the same assistance as being the one else calls course about this. even though we will fan in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians cruising and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say even twist, which is the new media research typically from here to nancy. kim's in the book is that the national shifts neither it gets to the young showcase in genes . nathaniel. so who's going into the ways that the boys, the the, the most new that will be put on my trip to florida doesn't want that extra them for adults. but the on the scenes of this, the yes, a guy named goes 7 the report the field and is where the s like in rough on the south fall, doesn't use the polluted still into space in hospital, somebody to code for this a little bit of practice and didn't know if the on clue with many children casualties. today

i'm john thomas. this is your, my vision, and welcome to the magic that is the, [000:00:00;00] the israel attack scots are from the north to the south. wounded palestinians are treated on the floor, so the enclaves, few remaining medical facilities, the west spying city people. but you need 3 palestinians are killed and more wounded amid overnight idea. afraid. we understand the local hospital is also a target of medics being forced to leave for service in south africa is ruining potty says me is riley embassy in the country should be shot down at old ties with jerusalem. should be set foot in politic raise to a safe spot.

i'm john thomas. this is in my vision and welcome to the magic that is the welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter without your mind you were discussing palestine. the okay is go back to to them. how many of you add to the surrealism to all of this as a gaza is being strong kids? people being forced to move south. these really say the south is safe, but it's far from safe. hospitals are being attacked, claims of command centers underground and oh, they put a video up, but then they deleted it and then changed it at all. oh, well, well, get back to that story later. but i'm remarkably, as all of this is going on, we have people like netanyahu and, and put the president biden talking about what's the day after they call it. okay. i guess the siege is good to continue. the blockade is going to continue. and these people that say they were represent democracy, they will determine who will roll over the people of gaza. i mean, i can think of a more foolish aaron right now. go ah

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i'm john thomas. this is your, my vision, and welcome to the mat. if it is the only one main thing is important for not isn't internationally speaking. that is, the nation's thoughts are allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, as any of the mine and agents who are the slave americans rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. the international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, that doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was the culture of strategy. so some of the vehicle in your industry, i'm a b, i not finished, often zip on in tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey, jim, is dangerous. is that the, the by the sovereignty of the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is founded, shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would

i'm john thomas. this is in my vision and welcome to the mattress. it is the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter lavelle? the west likes to take pride in its achievements like the importance of international law. it demands the rest of the world, follow its weight, but the world is in shock over the west unwillingness to criticizing, call loud israel's war on kaiser. this is the absence of morality, the sucking palestine. i'm joined by my guest, matthew aaronton, montreal. he is a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and director of the rising tide.

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john, thomas lee has been predicting a year-end rally. he says that's still in place.e spoke with a number of his colleagues on this program from fund strategy. here's what he says in the next three weeks, okay, we see this dynamic at work. the october pce likely soft, that means higher equities. the november jobs report could be strong, given low claims. that equals a market overreaction. post jobs markets recover as investors buy the dip, too early to know but he's expecting a year end rally and the december fomc rate decision, he says we expect room for a doveish ship. how does this play out in your mind in terms of the stock market. >> i ask myself whether or not it's consistent and if we get a pretty good jobs report, why should the fed turn doveish? i think the fed's focus right now is what's happening in the labor market, especially what's happening to average hourly earnings. the fed needs to continue to get evidence of a further slowdown by wage growth if we are going to hold to this expectation that the fed is finished hiking rates and that the fed's next mov

i'll talk to john ross thomas is that the washington just doesn't have enough, but it's ok to support both nations that one for rushing raises. you've got a significant number of republicans who don't want to spend that much money on continued a to ukraine. so i can say, i guess the israel money and not get your training money. you're saying that there's a little bit of a spending crunch in your last, you know, our budget deficit this year was one and a half trillion dollars. maybe more. we'll find out. i know you have to make cut somewhere and they don't want to cut the pentagon and they want to cut social programs. so a to crane after we've given a $150000000000.00. that is not at the top of that list. american people, i think of beginning to understand that all that money is just going going down the sink hole into your credit a lot eventually and corrupt stolen and who knows where it's going. i think there can, people are beginning to realize that the, that's a black hole and it's got a bottom know bottom to it is basically, you know, the american empire is in trouble. and it's re

. >> john: lia thomas was almost a full head taller. if you take a look at a picture of meghan cortez fields, the physical difference is very much the same. riley gaines has been very outspoken about this and later on today on america reports she will be joining us with her thoughts. and dana, you said sports athletes. don't forget there are math lets as well. >> dana: explain that one to me during the break. americans on edge, new polling shows a staggering amount of people are afraid they will become victims as rising crime plagues cities from coast to coast. we'll dig into the numbers. plus this. >> the president thinks so many young people are opposed to? >> the president is focusing on the job at hand. >> dana: the white house dismissing biden's sinking approval ratings as he hits an all-time low in the polls. ron desantis gets crucial support from a notable evangelical leader in iowa. is it enough for the florida governor to win over the hawkeye state? >> i believe ron desantis is that guy and iowa is tailor made for him to win th

john f. kennedy jr. andersen: after the assassination, jackie was devastated, and she decided in 1964 that she h had to moveve back to new yorork city, wherere she basisically grewe. [ camera shutter clicks ] thomase's no way that john f. kennedy jr. could have a normal childhood, but his mother tried. my thanks to all of you, and now it's onto chicago, and let's win there. thomas: when bobby kennedy was assassinated in 1968, she said, "if they're killing kennedys, my children are the obvious target." andersen: she married the notorious shipping magnate, aristotle onassis, and instantly the world turned on jackie. they didn't think this was a fitting replacement for the martyred president, but she didn't care, because shshe said, "l"look, he's's got a 75-5-man securirite that can protect my children." [ camera shutter clicks ] thomas: she wanted to make them safe, and aristotle onassis had an island in greece that w was like a a fortress. it w was a safe e place. tuchman: people felt like john f. kennedy jr. was their little boy, and they watched him become a successful and nice young man. [ camera shuhutter clickcking] andersen: when it came time to choose a college, of course, the obvious assum

john thomas there you go. go. swimming. although they go a sidewalk. although move having or being.although team parking although thank you. next speaker please. this is non agenda items general public comment. right. thank you so much. my name is rex ridgeway. i am with abraham lincoln high school and about an hour and a half ago our assistant principal sent an email and i'll just quickly read it. i am reaching out to you as one of the assistant principals of abraham lincoln high school. i have ceased. director ridgeway, ask me the other assistant principal, jordan lewis, and forwarding this message that i sent to engardio office regarding the frustrating that continues with the 48. not only is the 48 continuing to pass up our kids, but i myself was a student. have been passed up so i won't read read it basically i met with him today. they asked me if i could rush down here, at least be a face again. you've seen me before and i know you can't add a bus, but maybe a longer bus. but we're really, really struggling with this. the term is pass ups and we're continuing to deal with them

john thomas there you go. go. swimming. although they go a sidewalk. although move having or being.although team parking although thank you. next speaker please. this is non agenda items general public comment. right. thank you so much. my name is rex ridgeway. i am with abraham lincoln high school and about an hour and a half ago our assistant principal sent an email and i'll just quickly read it. i am reaching out to you as one of the assistant principals of abraham lincoln high school. i have ceased. director ridgeway, ask me the other assistant principal, jordan lewis, and forwarding this message that i sent to engardio office regarding the frustrating that continues with the 48. not only is the 48 continuing to pass up our kids, but i myself was a student. have been passed up so i won't read read it basically i met with him today. they asked me if i could rush down here, at least be a face again. you've seen me before and i know you can't add a bus, but maybe a longer bus. but we're really, really struggling with this. the term is pass ups and we're continuing to deal with them

discusses the political differences between founders alexander hamilton, james madison, thomas jefferson and john adams. fox news host and best selling author brian kilmeade takes a look at the friendship of theodore roosevelt and booker t washington. his book, teddy and booker how to american icons, blazed a path for racial equality. and pulitzer prize winning poet and author tracy k smith is out with a memoir about black life and black community. the book is entitled to free the captives a plea for the american soul. also each week, new book reviews are published here three in the washington times history as it happens, podcast host martin de caro reviews a new offering by stuart reid, who is executive editor of foreign affairs magazine. mr. reid's book is entitled the moomba sanctioned plot to assassinate the leader of the newly independent democratic republic of congo in 1960. quote in his pe, turning narrative history. stuart reid tells the story of patrice lumumba's meteoric rise and tragic demise at a critical cold war juncture. that's martin to carol writing the strength of the lumumba pl

thomas. i'm a senior fellow at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies in washington. i also found me lincoln, 2nd trip to the region and the space of a month has been most successful. you know, i would just say that 90 percent of the policy is showing up. so he's here, he's invested skin in the game. he came primarily to deliver a message to the israeli and to receive the message from their state person. the message to the is really is was it's time for united carrying far as the method she was receiving it. as your report showed from york days was it's time proceeds by or so in that respect, maybe the messages you know, didn't align. but one way that i do think is very successful, natalie showed up physically. but emotionally, there's passionate commitment is demonstrating on the part of the, by the administration. you know, when he, he walked out of the reading in israel, where he saw the videotape of some of the atrocities that were committed. he actually, he lo visit least on in the actually sign before him to get space because he could see that he had taken his b

highlight will be a dramatic of the declaration of independence by re-enactors portraying thomas jefferson, john adams, franklin and ned hector. then, from 11 to 4, we'll have a program of family activities. come and join us for some living, history and fun on the 4th of july. and it is the best place to watch the parade next tuesday, eighth at noon here in this theater, we welcome alan rems, who will discuss his book, south pacific cauldron war two for the great forgotten. the book recounts the many battles in the in the pacific that you probably haven't heard about. if you want to know more about these and all of our upcoming programs, there are copies of the month of calendar in the lobby, as well as signup sheets where you can receive it physically or virtually. and another way to get more involved in the national archives is to become a member of the foundation for the national archives. the foundation supports all of our education outreach activities. and there are applications for membership in the lobby also. our guest, afternoon elizabeth mitchell is the author of two nonfiction books,

the third us president, thomas jefferson, kept a pair of bears. johnalligators, and benjamin harrison had an aposum. but still, most often american presidents kept dogs. obama had a portuguese water dog named bo, george w. bush had a scottish terrier named miss beasley. clinton has a labrador, ronald regen has bouvier des flanders, and never with dogs. there weren't any troubles. the owners provided their pets with decent care and training. well, how much joy is there in response? for example, president ronald reagan is running across the lawn of the white house, carried away by lucky, and knuckle can barely keep up with him across the lawn. it is believed that dogs and their owners at some point become similar to each other, such similarity is not accidental, on the one hand, people subconsciously choose their own kind in appearance and character, over the years, as they are raised, the similarity even intensifies. of course, this is not a scientific view, but sometimes the similarities are simply amazing. it's worth talking about joe biden's major, b

of 1798 tried to criminalize any criticism of the federalist president, john adams, but not the republican vice president, thomas jefferson. jefferson madison objected to the addition acts on grounds of federalism they said that congress couldn't exercise that power, reserving the possibility that the states might. but in their great dissents, the 1920s brandeis and holmes disagreed and came up with the idea that speech should only be banned if it's intended to and likely to cause imminent violence and really causing offense against the authorities was not enough. so i want to ask you, what's the history of that principle that you can only restrict speech if it's intended to and likely to cause imminent violence? was it original with holmes and brandeis or their roots back in ancient times? well, i want to take a step back first. with the sedition act of 1798, because i think that really demonstrates that the sort two conceptions of egalitarian, elitist, free speech survived into two american history. so you see that certainly with the sedition act suddenly federalists are saying, well, the first yes, we've adop

lies through the lies repeated with thomas jefferson and john adams supervising the media production of these articles that were blatant lies. so we've had some rough times. the 1960s. well, see, i'm just old enough to remember a bit of. 1960s. you got a good laugh with that one? that's right. some historian that. that's right. that's right. the 1960s were really interesting because i what i remember well, i had a brother who graduated from the air force academy, and so he was flying a force in the vietnam era that kind of has a way of riveting your attention when there's a lot of civil unrest, a lot of anti war protests. that was a period of of great protests. the college i went to had old main burned down at that period. for example, 1970, where there was a lot of destruction. i mean, we worry about seattle and portland and some of the things that have happened. ladies and gentlemen, i think a lot of you also remember the 1960s, if i could say, and we remember that there was a lot of unrest we had three prominent americans assassinated, for pete's sake. now, a lot of people are pre

with thomas jefferson and john adams supervisorring the media production of these -- supervising the media production of these articles that were blatant lies. theus 1960s, which i'm just old enough to remember a bit of -- [laughter] >> got a good laugh with that one. >> that's right. >> some historian you are. >> that is right. [laughter] the 1960s were really interesting because what i remember, well, i had a brother who graduated from the air force acad amy, and so he's flying f-4s in the vietnam era. that kind of has a way of rivetting your attention when there's a lot of civil unrest, a lott of anti-war protests. that was a period of great protest. the college i went to had -- burned down at that period, for example, 1970. there was atr lot of destructio. we worry about a seattle and portland and some of the things that have happened. ladies and gentlemen, i think a lot of you also remember the 1960s, if i can say, and we remember that there was a lot of unrest. we had three prominent if americans assassinated, for feat's -- pete's sake. now, a lot of people are predicting the k

but once it was contested that in 1796 with john adams, president against thomas jefferson, former secretary of state, and then again in 1800, the fact that the electors all had to vote and the winner of the presidential race would be the one who got the most electoral votes if a majority. but they foresee that people would run tickets. and so my book concludes with the election of 1800, where jefferson and running mate aaron burr. they get most of the electoral votes, but they tie because each of the republican electors chooses both of them, both of his votes and. so the thing goes to the house, the race to the house of representatives, this was not supposed to happen. and this is where burr was accused of trying to overthrow jefferson and getting himself installed. actually was mostly disinformation by federalism, by hamilton, who just despised burr and that would lead to no good end for hamilton. by the way, by the way, when it is pointed out that american party today is pretty nasty and it's not something that you recommend to other people in other countries, it's worth a reminder that.